Monday, November 26, 2012 12:10:05 PM
Failure to get the en banc did it for me. Every legal claim went against MNTA. Now, only a favorable Supreme Court ruling can protect that patent...
If the Supreme Court refuses to hear the matter, wouldn't it essentially be saying to companies who want to pursue creating generics: "Don't bother, because whatever you come up with to copy the brand won't be patent-protected!"?
Am I reading things wrong?
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